His work for the Porte Dorée was initially planned to be a pair of Satyrs, and he included Saints Cosima and Damian on the reverse side of a bust of Alessandro de Medici. His lost works include adornments for a prayer book given to Charles V by Pope Paul III, and among his rivals was Pompeo de' Capi
His work for the Porte Dorée was initially planned to be a pair of Satyrs, and he included Saints Cosima and Damian on the reverse side of a bust of Alessandro de Medici. His lost works include adornments for a prayer book given to Charles V by Pope Paul III, and among his rivals was Pompeo de' Capitaneis. Attempts to increase his standing include a competition with Giovanni Bernardi and a medal of Pope Clement VII. Bartolommeo Bandinelli called this man a (*) "filthy sodomite", and he had to receive pardonment from cardinals following events such as his mudering of his brother's killer. He sculpted the aforementioned work which has a stag with large antlers at its center, as well as a work which includes Neptune and Ceres; that work was done in gold for Francis I. for 10 points, identify this artist of the Nymph of Fontainebleau and the Saltcellar.
His work for the Porte Dorée was initially planned to be a pair of Satyrs, and he included Saints Cosima and Damian on the reverse side of a bust of Alessandro de Medici.
Benevenuto {Cellini}